Democratic Governors Through Ohio’s Early History
The article traces Ohio’s Democratic governors from the first holder Edward Tiffin in 1804 through the present, noting each leader’s origin, term, and major actions. It highlights the pattern of from where governors hailed, terms served, and key events shaping party control in the state. It also mentions Campbell as the last Democrat before Patti son’s forthcoming seat.
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Ohio
Johnny Pattison
Edward Tiffin
Rowe County
Carlisle
England
United States
American
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Thomas Kirker
Tiftin
Adime County
Samuel Huntington
Trumbull County
Connecticut
Yale
Eupreme Court
Jonathan Meige, Jr
Washington County
Alana
Meigs
Othniel Looker
Hamilton County
Senate
Thomas Worthington
Rose County
Virginia
Washington
Chase
Great Nations Road
Maumee
Wilson Shannon
Belmont County
Offic
Thomas Corwin
Shannon
Corwin
Thomas W. Bartley
Mordecai Bartley
Te Wan
Cuyahoga County
Vermont
Common Pleas
Supreme Courts
Wood
Valparaiso
Pattison
William Medill
William Allen
Richard M.bishop
George Henndley
James E. Campbell
Randall
Chillicothe
Campbell
Delaware
Anncaster
Mr. Medill
General Assembly
Congress
Polk
United States Treasury
Buchanan
Lincoln
Medill
Rutheford B. Hayes
North Carolina
Lynchburg
Allen G. Thurman
Allen
Duncan Arthur
Senator Allen
General Cast
Hamilton
New York
Nor Campbell
James Edwin Campbell
Middletown
Campbnl
Columbus
Old
Kelly Home
East Broad Street
Elizabeth Campbell
John M. Taylor
Offce
Ince
John M. Pattison
Mr. Pattison
Fred Kanode
Lancaater
Society notes recount club events and local arrests
In Society columns Mrs A K Smith hosts the Ladiew rear Glib with a silver spoon prize won by Mrs James Rochester. Minnie Deigele takes a gold shirt waist pina. Other guests include Miss Kate McBride and Mrs Mary Wing. Mrs F S Case hosts the Nondescript Club with tamale themed contests and a New Year magazine reading. Mayor Dollison’s week features arrests for disorderly conduct and several social visits. local business moves include Nimon awaiting a Toledo flour mill contract and Edmiston to Charleston for a lumber firm branch.
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A. K. Smith
James Rochester
Minnie Deigele
Mike Minnie Doessale
Mine McBride
Kate McBride
Mies Betelle Finney
Sue
Will Keynes
Mary Wing
Mra. F
Case
Mra
J. B. Lyons
T. J. Leyshon
Td. Lindley
Ane
Ralph Edmiston
Joe
New Lesingten
Charleston
Local Guests Stay With McCormicks as Mount Returns
Local notes report Mrs. George T Vercoe and Mrs Harry Vercoe of Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs J T McCormick since Saturday. Mr Mack Mount came back from a Benton Township trip. he renewed boyhood acquaintances. John Thomassen, 38 and a Hocking Valley foreman, died Tuesday December 26 in a Columbus hospital after paralysis from brain abscess. He leaves a wife and four children. Mary Stalter and daughter Rose Ella returned from Somerset after attending Mary’s son Tom Stalter’s funeral.
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George T. Vercoe
Harry Vercoe
Columbus
J.T. McCormick
Mack Mount
Benton ‘Twp
Lussien
John Thomason
Hocking Valley
Tuesaday
Thomassen
Mra
Mary Stalter
Rose
Ella
Somerset
Stalter
Tom
NO MORE RURAL ROUTES HALT ORDERED IN OHIO
Postmaster General orders a halt on new rural free delivery routes with six months to improve existing service. Ohio receives notice as authorities plan to suspend further extensions while boosting efficiency in current routes and county services.
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Washington
Ohio
Sears
States
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Ethan Allen Brown
Brown
Supreme Court
Allen Trimble
Trimble
Jeremiah Morrow
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Frat General Assembly
Oopgrens
Morrow
Mr. Allen
Hayes
Young
Richard M. Bishop
Cincinnati
Mr. Bishop
Kentucky
RM. Bishop & 16O
Ble
Cincinnatii
Bishop
Florida
George Hoadley
Mr. Hoadley
Hiesanyner
Jonathan Edwards
Burgoyne
Hoadley
Cleveland
Salmon P. Chase
Ella Funkig
Roman Brooker
John Keller
Lancaster
John W. Strente
Rochester-Lytle Co
Ladies
F. F. Rempel
Mise Rempel
Jackson Lant
Mesdames McGee and
Sloan
L. and
C- Whist
Donovan
F. Aplin
Megera F. F. Rempel
A. L. Hyson
Mr. Hyson
Misa Dora Nel Green
Bachre Club
Charles Gould
West Second
Mayor's Court
Dollison
Grover Lehman
Chas. Gach
Henry Keller
Alice Strait
Des Stroup
Columbuw
Mies Emma Bartiain
Nelsonville
George Hartmann
Mrs. Fiymer
O. W. By. Wright
Lou Parker
Columbia
Emma and
Minna Kleinschmidt
Rose Stalter
Madge Dollison
Mrs
F. W. Dollison
Tedrow
John Sweeney
Gladys
Theresa Unger
Frank Curry
Gallipolis
L. Nimon
John McBroom
Balls Mill
Toledo
Nimon
Indian Mills
West Virginian